Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-04-28

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NJ E church: $500.
UP 5000.
Thomas Thompson's estate: $1,000.
Frederick Trolls estate: damage to
dwelling and orchard, $500.
James and George BillIngsley, $40.
JR Mitchell: wall partly down, roof
of, windows broken, 500.
NJ E Wilson: damage to building, 500.
Fannie Phillips: roof of, $50.
John G Kintner: damage to building.
$780,
George Brown: 5000.
George JePson: 500.
l H Patterson: 500.
Charles Collins: so.
J B Hoge: 25.
National Hotel: damage to chimneys
and barn, $50.
John P Barton: $40.
Mary B Stockdale: 25.
Elizabeth Adams: so.
The Misses Magaw: %.
John = WesJ: 25.
The McMonies heirs: 25.
Jesse Bewley: 25.
VIM Courtney: two dwellings and a
stable damaged, and fences down, $500.
John t Davis: SO.
A Hugues: S75.
Charles w Troll: roof OF and other
damage, 800.
Thomas AndearS: S15.
Lewis Murdaugh: mill unrOofed, MAJ
chinery aud dwelling damaged, $500
FREQ Troll: damages TO d~ tlllbgs aHd
fences, $780,
Jos Il Young: frame dwelling and
barn blown down and stock killed, $1,000.
John BorOff: damage to stable, S25.
Rachel Rice: S25.
Fair grounds: buildings and fences,
$1,000. beside the irreparable loss OF
about 35 noble forest trees.
A G Darrah: damage to rear Of butid+
ing, SIS.
Hon l. Danford: damage to carpets
and other office furniture, $50.
David johnson: $40.
John Marshall: stable destroyed and
dwelling damaged, $500.
George Morrow: damage to dwelling,
5000.
VIM Schumaker: damage to buildings.
$500.
Henry Rehm: buildings and fences,
$500.
John Wells: barn blown down, house
unroofed and three chimneys down,
coin crib torn TO pieces and carried
away. fences scattered. horse killed.two
mares injured, $1,000.
Mary Miller: roof and chimneys, $75.
HR Bamgarner: roof off and build
ing damaged, $50.
Hiram Boroff: house unroofed. $50.
w A Hunt: roof and chimneys, S25.
Mrs Mary E kennon: roof and other
damage, 5000.
Mrs Zimmerman: roof and chimney 9
wrecked, S25.
Samuel McGeorge: orchard badly
damaged.
Robert Alexander: roof. chimneys
&c. SIS.
John /. Frint: damage to walls and
chimneys, $50.
Treasury building: wall and roof, S75
County Jail: roof, $50.
Robt Thompson: roof, chimneys, and
windows. $50.
Mrs " z Frazier: roof and chimneys
$50.
Mrs Thomas Evans: west half torn
down to square of roof, $500.
/ CampbelPs livery barn: One-half un-
rooted and carried away, end out OF sta
BILE, 500.
VIM Seidwitz: roof of dwelling and
roof of business house of, and part OF
west end of wall 10, $500.
II G Welday: top of east end business
block carried away, down to ceiling OF
lower floor, roof OF west end block anG
walls damaged, stable blown down. bug
gy and wagon badly broken up, $4,000.
Oh Swaney: roof of, $50.
TIC Fawcett: roof of, S25.
F Trolls Sons: rear of brick building
down to upper floor, roof all Oh, badly
damaged by rain, 81 900.
w A Gephart: roof and other damage
S1eO.
Thomas Cochran, roof, $50.
Geo Brown: dwelling, cbimneys, $40
John A Grove: roof and chimneys $50
W shannon: ehimneys, $40.
DIR John Alexander: roof, $25.
Property formerly owned by late B
Cowen, ruOf. $25.
A Gifin: chimneys, $40.
c w Carroll: chimDeys and damage
,, to roof, $25
Mrs Lochary: stable, 500.
Jos II Close: barn at farm. 800, orch
ard, and wool house.
Cephas Carroll: roof, $40.
. VIM Webber: roof and plastering. 1926
B N Blocher: stable and corn criI
down, barn moved, $500.
Geo W Barnes: barn and fencing, $500